
In the Urals, scammers stole 10 million from the widow of a participant in the special military operation.
In Chelyabinsk, a 37-year-old widow of a participant in the special operation lost 10 million rubles to fraudsters. This was reported by the press service of the regional directorate of the Interior Ministry.
The woman said that she received a call via one of the messaging apps from "a law enforcement officer."
— The caller said that a credit obligation had been taken out in her name, the money had allegedly already been transferred to support an unfriendly country, so an investigation had been launched. Then a bogus Central Bank official called the woman, confirming the previously stated information and explaining the need to transfer her savings to a "safe account" and to close the loan, the Interior Ministry reported.
As a result, the woman lost more than 10 million rubles. Part of the funds came from the sale of an apartment. Police have opened a criminal case, writes EAN.
Earlier we reported that scammers had begun using a new two-stage scheme to defraud Russians.
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In the Urals, scammers stole 10 million from the widow of a participant in the special military operation.
In Chelyabinsk, a 37-year-old widow of a participant in the special operation lost 10 million rubles to fraudsters. This was reported by the press service of the regional branch of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.